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CaliforniaBaptis
Volume 47,.Number 13
Student Publication
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er
April 28, 2000
Honors Convocation Ckapel
A TIME FOR RECOGNIZING ACADEMIC TALENTS
Sarah Knight
News Reporter
Every year students and
professors are given awards at the
Honors Day Convocation for outstanding achievement in their studies and teachings. This week, over
100 students were honored for
their success in receiving
Academic Scholarships,
Presidential Merit Scholarships,
Dean's Scholarships, and several
others. Students have gone above
and beyond what is required of
them in their classes and at this
campus.
To open the Honors Day
Convocation, Dr. Susanne Reid
delivered the faculty address. Dr.
Reid has just completed her doctorate after a long and weary road
she had to travel on to receive it.
She compared her road to that of
the Israelites, who traveled over
both rocky paths and smooth ones.
"It is a continuous step of faith that
a Christian must travel to achieve
Robert Frost poem, "The Road less
il
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iiHSt
m
*
TaBBM
Clockwise from left: Anthony Harris announces Faculty Member of the
Year Award, Dr. Ellis prepares for the day's ceremony, and students
fill the pews in anticipation of this year's awards ceremony.
jjthat we as Christians must travel a
■difficult road to lead us to Christ.
Winning Faculty Member of the
■Year was Dr Tim Luther, Professor
§§§of Political Science. Dr. Luther was
honored and very pleased that he
won this award. The runner-up to
Dr. Luther was Dr. Avery Fouts, who
teaches Humanities, Logic, and
Basic Reasoning. "I don't know
why I won this award, I was just
doing my job," Dr. Fouts commented. "I am glad the students thought
of me; good students produce good
teachers."
The Athletes of the Year are Grace
Smart, Mark Pozsgai, and Chris
Harvey. Smart commented that she
"had no idea I was going to win this
award. I received it last year, but
I'm honored that they think I am
deserving of it again." Smart is also
very excited to have the opportunity
to train for the Olympics. "I run the
400 meter in 55 seconds but, to be in
the Olympics, I have to get it down
to 52 seconds," Smart said. She has
the highest goal," Reid said. The
Taken" was also read to emphasize
also applied to Cal State Fullerton
continued on page 4.
Dr. Bonnie G* Metcalf Bids Farewell
Lisa Everett
Features Writer
She has served at California
Baptist University for 19 years.
Before that she was a student at
CBC for two years. She loves
quilting and fulfilling ministry.
Her name is Dr. Bonnie G Metcalf,
and she is retiring as Vice President
for Academic Affairs.
Dr. Metcalf was a student at
CBC from 1967 to 1969. She
worked on staff at CBC from 1971
to 1972. In fact, she was the secretary to the Vice President for
Academic Affairs. A professor of
education from 1977 to 1989, she
was given her current position in
1994. Her experience here has
been wonderful. Her desire in life
has been to serve in some form of
Christian ministry. To quote Dr.
Metcalf, "I am an educator and this
was my mission in life. Some people are doctors; some are lawyers,
and missionaries. I am an educator." Some of her goals in this
position were to support missions,
to bring educational programs to a
higher level of quality, and to support all areas of the institution.
This school has experienced a lot of
progress, and Dr. Metcalf has seen
many of the changes. She has
observed numerous changes in the
leadership of this institution, she
has witnessed the growth from college to university, and she has personally overseen the increase of
quality professors at this campus.
About a year ago Dr.
Metcalf met with President Ellis to
continued on page 16
Comics.... 16
IVICIGX1 Editorials.... 13
Features.... 8
Opinion .... 11 School News.... 2
Sports.... 4 World News.... 3
■

Lancer Baseball is bringing
it's season to a close.
See Page 5
■111
HP
Hi
■■;■■■■•:■
Co/ Baptist says good
bye to Janice Sutton.
See page 10
hHH
--■ -^
I 2
CaliforniaBaptis
Volume 47,.Number 13
Student Publication
m
er
April 28, 2000
Honors Convocation Ckapel
A TIME FOR RECOGNIZING ACADEMIC TALENTS
Sarah Knight
News Reporter
Every year students and
professors are given awards at the
Honors Day Convocation for outstanding achievement in their studies and teachings. This week, over
100 students were honored for
their success in receiving
Academic Scholarships,
Presidential Merit Scholarships,
Dean's Scholarships, and several
others. Students have gone above
and beyond what is required of
them in their classes and at this
campus.
To open the Honors Day
Convocation, Dr. Susanne Reid
delivered the faculty address. Dr.
Reid has just completed her doctorate after a long and weary road
she had to travel on to receive it.
She compared her road to that of
the Israelites, who traveled over
both rocky paths and smooth ones.
"It is a continuous step of faith that
a Christian must travel to achieve
Robert Frost poem, "The Road less
il
ii#
iiHSt
m
*
TaBBM
Clockwise from left: Anthony Harris announces Faculty Member of the
Year Award, Dr. Ellis prepares for the day's ceremony, and students
fill the pews in anticipation of this year's awards ceremony.
jjthat we as Christians must travel a
■difficult road to lead us to Christ.
Winning Faculty Member of the
■Year was Dr Tim Luther, Professor
§§§of Political Science. Dr. Luther was
honored and very pleased that he
won this award. The runner-up to
Dr. Luther was Dr. Avery Fouts, who
teaches Humanities, Logic, and
Basic Reasoning. "I don't know
why I won this award, I was just
doing my job" Dr. Fouts commented. "I am glad the students thought
of me; good students produce good
teachers."
The Athletes of the Year are Grace
Smart, Mark Pozsgai, and Chris
Harvey. Smart commented that she
"had no idea I was going to win this
award. I received it last year, but
I'm honored that they think I am
deserving of it again." Smart is also
very excited to have the opportunity
to train for the Olympics. "I run the
400 meter in 55 seconds but, to be in
the Olympics, I have to get it down
to 52 seconds" Smart said. She has
the highest goal" Reid said. The
Taken" was also read to emphasize
also applied to Cal State Fullerton
continued on page 4.
Dr. Bonnie G* Metcalf Bids Farewell
Lisa Everett
Features Writer
She has served at California
Baptist University for 19 years.
Before that she was a student at
CBC for two years. She loves
quilting and fulfilling ministry.
Her name is Dr. Bonnie G Metcalf,
and she is retiring as Vice President
for Academic Affairs.
Dr. Metcalf was a student at
CBC from 1967 to 1969. She
worked on staff at CBC from 1971
to 1972. In fact, she was the secretary to the Vice President for
Academic Affairs. A professor of
education from 1977 to 1989, she
was given her current position in
1994. Her experience here has
been wonderful. Her desire in life
has been to serve in some form of
Christian ministry. To quote Dr.
Metcalf, "I am an educator and this
was my mission in life. Some people are doctors; some are lawyers,
and missionaries. I am an educator." Some of her goals in this
position were to support missions,
to bring educational programs to a
higher level of quality, and to support all areas of the institution.
This school has experienced a lot of
progress, and Dr. Metcalf has seen
many of the changes. She has
observed numerous changes in the
leadership of this institution, she
has witnessed the growth from college to university, and she has personally overseen the increase of
quality professors at this campus.
About a year ago Dr.
Metcalf met with President Ellis to
continued on page 16
Comics.... 16
IVICIGX1 Editorials.... 13
Features.... 8
Opinion .... 11 School News.... 2
Sports.... 4 World News.... 3
■